Sentences with phrase «ever collecting a debt»

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CDR --- your projection for your end result is probably correct.The wealth of switzerland will be the value of its international portfolio.If it is so easy why doesn't everyone do this.It is similar to the perpetual money machine of the U.S. Fed — they build a massive balance sheet of U.S. treasury debt and then clip the coupons and pass the «earnings» back to the Treasury filling the gap of an ever expanding deficit.Following the Swiss model the Treasury should just issue more debt and sell it to the FED and collect the annual interest income — simple

If they choose college, they might find a higher - paying job in the long run, but they'll have to take out loans and pile up debt before ever collecting a paycheck.

A discharge is an order from a federal court that prevents your creditors from ever attempting to collect the debts you currently owe.

A discharge of the debts means your liability for those debts is gone and the creditor can not collect on those debts ever again.

You're not sure who your true friends are, you're not sure if the job you're already at is the career path you'd like to continue it, and you're definitely not sure if you'll ever get rid of all that debt you've collected as you graduated from college!

Because the DOE and federal government have so many resources for collecting debt (income tax returns, social security payments, wage garnishing), it is rare they ever accept a debt settlement.

Data shows after that period of time, it is highly unlikely the debt will ever be collected.

According to Bankruptcy Basics, an overview of the United States Bankruptcy Code, a bankruptcy discharge «releases debtors from personal liability from specific debts and prohibits creditors from ever taking any action against the debtor to collect those debts.»

Once you receive your bankruptcy discharge, creditors are prohibited from ever trying to collect the debt again.

If you hire someone to collect the debt, you're potentially throwing good money after bad, without ever realizing a result.